Birmingham?I have a mate who is a Blues supporter looking for somewhere to have a drink before/after the game. Can anyone recommend anywhere? Thanks.
I'm starting to wonder if someone at the stadium wants there to be trouble. No trains to get Brum fans from the station in town to the ground. Not going to let them in the casino so you'll end up with them wandering around trying to find places locally. It doesn't seem like a great plan.I heard Birmingham fans were not being allowed in the Casino Tuesday?
I'm starting to wonder if someone at the stadium wants there to be trouble. No trains to get Brum fans from the station in town to the ground. Not going to let them in the casino so you'll end up with them wandering around trying to find places locally. It doesn't seem like a great plan.
I wouldn't bet on it.I heard Birmingham fans were not being allowed in the Casino Tuesday?
Guess they could, whether they want to or not is a different story. Have they started opening them up earlier than 6:30pm now?Can’t they just go in the ground and drink?
I have a mate who is a Blues supporter looking for somewhere to have a drink before/after the game. Can anyone recommend anywhere? Thanks.
I too am a fan of the glacier mint, once accidentally gobbed one into the hair of a lady sat infront of me when celebrating a goal. 1 slight complaint though, they get super sticky if you think you can be sneaky and get a bag to last more than a week. Those toffee eclairs are good too.My Blues mates sitting with me in the home end. He can be a dick sometimes so I’m concerned about his reaction if they score. He’s a big unit but I will personally slap him if he gets a bit naughty.
Don’t worry Rob … he’s not on our row in block 1….I’ve moved seats…. Because of this.
I don’t want to put at risk losing the Foxs glacier mints that get passed around by my fellow ST holders. God knows it’s taken long enough to get in the boiled sweet inner circle!!!
Duly noted…will restrict them to half time where the only celebration is when my ST mate gets a round in. Any advice on humbugs ?I too am a fan of the glacier mint, once accidentally gobbed one into the hair of a lady sat infront of me when celebrating a goal. 1 slight complaint though, they get super sticky if you think you can be sneaky and get a bag to last more than a week. Those toffee eclairs are good too.
Yes, actually. If you unwrap each humbug and place them all in a bowl, add a tiny bit of water and let them all soak for 5-7 minutes, once soaked drain away excess water, proceed to collect all soft humbugs in your hand, squeeze tightly to form a ball. Leave in the fridge over night. You now have a cricket ball sized humbug than can be used as you please. I use mine as a paperweightDuly noted…will restrict them to half time where the only celebration is when my ST mate gets a round in. Any advice on humbugs ?
I think it's more after the game. They want to have a drink while the crowds disperse and then get a later train.Can’t they just go in the ground and drink?
Yes, actually. If you unwrap each humbug and place them all in a bowl, add a tiny bit of water and let them all soak for 5-7 minutes, once soaked drain away excess water, proceed to collect all soft humbugs in your hand, squeeze tightly to form a ball. Leave in the fridge over night. You now have a cricket ball sized humbug than can be used as you please. I use mine as a paperweight
If you leave a bag of Haribo in your car in the summer you end up with one massive Haribo!Yes, actually. If you unwrap each humbug and place them all in a bowl, add a tiny bit of water and let them all soak for 5-7 minutes, once soaked drain away excess water, proceed to collect all soft humbugs in your hand, squeeze tightly to form a ball. Leave in the fridge over night. You now have a cricket ball sized humbug than can be used as you please. I use mine as a paperweight
They are only bettered by the glacier fruits, they are f*cking deliciousI too am a fan of the glacier mint, once accidentally gobbed one into the hair of a lady sat infront of me when celebrating a goal. 1 slight complaint though, they get super sticky if you think you can be sneaky and get a bag to last more than a week. Those toffee eclairs are good too.
Parkstone ClubCasino
Dhillons
Anecdote
Cherry Tree
Parkgate
Craffy
Hub
Wheatsheaf
Gas
Longford Engine
Coach and Horses
Greyhound (at a stretch)
Does that cover "near the ground" ?
any more?
Casino
Dhillons
Anecdote
Cherry Tree
Parkgate
Craffy
Hub
Wheatsheaf
Gas
Longford Engine
Coach and Horses
Greyhound (at a stretch)
Does that cover "near the ground" ?
any more?
I think it's more after the game. They want to have a drink while the crowds disperse and then get a later train.
Dhillons only allows away fans not wearing colours and the anecdote is strictly home only.
Saw a young lad wearing a M'Boro shirt playing pool in The Anecdote.
Surely just don't wear colours/act like a tool and you can drink wherever and with whoever you want?I have a mate who is a Blues supporter looking for somewhere to have a drink before/after the game. Can anyone recommend anywhere? Thanks.
Surely just don't wear colours/act like a tool and you can drink wherever and with whoever you want?
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Casino is probably the best / only option. There's no a lot of places around the ground for home fans let alone away fans!
He'd gave probably been fine our side Neil, although if you've moved the socially distanced block 29 near Harry is probably a good ideaMy Blues mates sitting with me in the home end. He can be a dick sometimes so I’m concerned about his reaction if they score. He’s a big unit but I will personally slap him if he gets a bit naughty.
Don’t worry Rob … he’s not on our row in block 1….I’ve moved seats…. Because of this.
I don’t want to put at risk losing the Foxs glacier mints that get passed around by my fellow ST holders. God knows it’s taken long enough to get in the boiled sweet inner circle!!!
That reminds me of a funny story ....Saw a young lad wearing a M'Boro shirt playing pool in The Anecdote.
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